Quindrie Press

@quindriepress.com

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🐉 Multi-award-shortlisted, Eisner- & Ignatz-nominated indie comics publisher 📍 Edinburgh, run by @evegwood.com 📚 quindriepress.com ✉️ quindriepress@gmail.com 📢 Closing December 2026

A collage of images from different Quindrie Press comics, all featuring shades of blue.
A blue dragon-like creature in a yellow jumper holds up a comic page, smiling. Text reads: "The Quindrie comic Fund is now open! Are you a UK-based comic creator? Apply for up to £1000 for your comic project!"
Damaged Book Sale. Buy discounted copies of all the Quindrie books! (No way, free UK shipping and discounted international shipping...?!) All damage is cosmetic; interior pages are correctly printed and fully readable. Sale ends on Feb 13th!
Quindrie Comic Fund As part of Quindrie Press closing down, we will be opening the Quindrie Comic Fund in Spring 2026. This fund will be open to comic creators across the UK, with priority given to Scottish creators, to go towards their creative practice. The totalpot will be £3,000 to be split between successful applicants. Applications will be reviewed by Eve Greenwood, Hari Conner, and Nyla Ahmad. More details will be released when applications open in Spring 2026. If you’d like to hear when applications open, follow Quindrie Press on Bluesky or Instagram, or sign up to the newsletter. If you would like to donate to the fund to increase the pot, please contact Eve at quindriepress@gmail.com. We will be taking donations starting in April 2026.
Quindrie Press will close at the end of 2026. A full statement with FAQ is available to read on the Quindrie Press website.
The cover of THE SECOND SAFEST MOUNTAIN. Text reads: 25% off until 22nd Sept to celebrate Otava Heikkilä’s Ignatz Award for Home by the Rotting Sea.
Print Expo 2525. Market. Sat 24rd August, 11am-4pm. Out of the Blue Drill Hall, Dalmeny Street, Leith. Small press, comics, tshirts, prints, & more.
A person sitting on the back of a sea serpent, reading comics. The sea serpent is peering over their shoulder to read as well. Text reads: "Comic Pop-Up. POP Coffee, 22 Grindlay St, Edinburgh. August 10th, 11am-4pm. Browse self-published zines & comics, and meet local independent creators! Ask for the 'comic discount' to get 10% off your drinks, on August 10th only!"
A stylised illustration of a beach strewn with bones. Text reads: "Each comic is available individually, in a PDF bundle, or as a bundle of three! All print bundles come with a limited edition print by Jules Valera!"
A crying person crouches in the dark, illuminated only by the light from their phone. Text reads: "I LET LOVE DESTROY ME AND ALL I GOT WAS THIS STUPID COMIC by Hel Mel: A chronicle of a heartbroken dyke braving the murky waters of dating apps, exploring gay yearning, intimacy, and the gamification of dating."
Three children peer down a dark hallway. At the end are the shadowy figurs of two women. Text reads: "WAYS TO KILL MY MOTHER'S LOVER (WITH LIMITED POCKET MONEY AND MINIMAL MESS) by Judy Powell. If there's one thing that unites Judy's unstable family, it's fear of their mother. Surrounding the tense family dynamic is Judy's mother's lover, Beryl, whose presence threatens to destroy the family."
A woman in a pink dress sits contemplatively, her face turned away from the viewer. Text reads: "ESTRELA D'OESTE by Ashling Larkin: Through the lens of her mum Walkiria's cancer diagnosis, Ashling reflects on her Brazilian heritage, as well the shared experiences that both fractured and healed their relationship."
White silhouettes of people on a beach, milling around the sunbleached remains of a giant sea serpent. Text reads: 2 days left!
Two people stand in front of a painting, one with their arm around the other's waist. Text reads: "Artist Spotlight: Hel Mel. '[Autobiography] just scratches some sort of gossip gland. It's not snooping, but it feels like it.' Buy I Let Love Destroy Me on Kickstarter!"
A mirrored image of Ashling and her mum in the present and when they're younger. They are tangled in flowers, both facing away from and towards each other. Text reads: "In both sentiment and presentation it is one of the most beautiful pieces of autobiography I have read. Andy Oliver, Broken Frontier. A very beautiful book in every way that matters and a treat of an example of the medium. Joe Thompson, Comic Book News UK."
A panel of a young girl crouched on the floor, looking up in fear at her mother, who is shouting at her. Text reads "It's a beautiful dualistic quality of childhood idealism visuals and emotionally charged adult understandings. Joe Thompson, Comic Book News UK."
Text reads "Quindrie Press: the 2025 collection." Below are two circular badges that say "Kickstarter Forward Funds" and "Project We Love Kickstarter".
A collage of Ashling as a baby with her mum Walkiria. Text reads: "Artist Spotlight: Ashling Larkin. 'Every story is an attempt to reach, relate to, and/or influence its audience some way or another'."
A quote overlaid on a drawing of two people cuddling in bed. "It's really touching to see this level of honesty [...] By the end, you'll be enamoured with Hel and maybe a little heartbroken for them." - Joe Thompson, Comic Book News UK
A comic page showing a young girl in a school uniform, surrounded by a decorate border of snarling lions. Text reads "English or Nothing".
A person sitting on the back of a sea serpent, reading comics. The sea serpent is peering over their shoulder to read as well. Text reads: "Comic Pop-Up. POP Coffee, 22 Grindlay St, Edinburgh. August 10th, 11am-4pm. Browse self-published zines & comics, and meet local independent creators! Ask for the 'comic discount' to get 10% off your drinks, on August 10th only!"
A stylised illustration of a beach strewn with bones. Text reads: "Each comic is available individually, in a PDF bundle, or as a bundle of three! All print bundles come with a limited edition print by Jules Valera!"
A crying person crouches in the dark, illuminated only by the light from their phone. Text reads: "I LET LOVE DESTROY ME AND ALL I GOT WAS THIS STUPID COMIC by Hel Mel: A chronicle of a heartbroken dyke braving the murky waters of dating apps, exploring gay yearning, intimacy, and the gamification of dating."